Greece will auction 3.125 billion euros ($3.83 billion) of three-month T-bills on August 14 to fund the rollover of a previous issue and repay a 3.2 billion euro government bond maturing this
Marcuard’s Market update by GaveKal Research Chinese corporate profits have clearly decoupled from the wider economy. Unfortunately it has been the wrong sort of separation. Profits at industrial firms slumped -2.2% YoY
Oil demand will rise more slowly than expected in China, Europe and the United States next year as economic growth falters, pushing up stockpiles of fuel and offering some relief to consumers
Three years into the euro zone debt crisis, the gravity-defying German economy has stalled and some fear it could fall into recession in the second half of this year. Over the past
Austria will no longer support "Olympic tourists", the country's sports minister has said, promising a major shake-up of state support for competitors after the country failed to win a summer Olympic Games
If, like French fashion house Balmain, you can sell a ripped cotton tee-shirt for more than 1,000 euros, you might wonder if there's any price your well-heeled customers won't pay. It's a
An Italian sport tribunal banned Juventus manager Antonio Conte for 10 months on Friday for failing to report match fixing in a sports betting scandal that has rocked Italian football, the national
Poor Chinese trade data clipped a strong recent run by European shares and the euro on Friday, unwinding some of the gains built since the European Central Bank began to ready fresh
Bank of Ireland's underlying operating profit slumped by two-thirds in the first six months of the year as cuts in central bank interest rates put pressure on its margins and mortgage arrears
The U.S. Justice Department said it will not pursue criminal charges against Goldman Sachs Group Inc or its employees related to accusations that the firm bet against the same subprime mortgage securities
